Airbus Scandal: Mahama Faces Questioning In The UK Over Bribery Allegations
According to British tabloid, The Guardian, former President John Dramani Mahama is next in line to be interrogated by UK authorities over the infamous Airbus saga.
This is after his brother, Samuel Mahama has turned himself in for questioning in what has been described as “one of the biggest and organised global corruption syndicate”.
According to an anonymous source, Mr. Mahama has been tracked and the authorities are in constant contacts with their Ghanaian counterparts to get the NDC flagbearer’s side of the fifty million pound (£50M) scandal.
Already, former President Mahama has been fingered by now resigned Special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu as “Government Official 1” after preliminary investigations into the saga.